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2021 - Live & Virtual
We present the
“Oldfield Show”
In Honor of Fred Oldfield and his love of art and
dedication to art education. Fred was generous with his
talent, his knowledge, and in his encouragement of his
fellow artists!
His Legacy continues to unfold with this art show and
auction featuring talented contemporary artists, and
with the Oldfield Center Children’s Art Program.
Thank You for being a part of Fred’s Legacy!
2021’s Exciting New Format! Schedule of Events
Online Galleries! October 1st - October 10th
Online Silent Miniature & Benefit Auction
www.theoldfieldshowandgallery.com https://fowhac.cbo.io
Auction opens Oct 1st & will close at 4:00pm Sunday, Oct 10th
October 1st - 31st! October 2nd
View the artists latest works & watch their videos!
10 am - 8 pm • Meet the artists, Artists in Action
Vote on your favorite piece for People’s Choice!
• Book Signing with Joella Oldfield
This award will be announced on October 31st! • Preview Auction Artwork (Silent and Live)
1:00 • Book reading with the Silver Sage Radio Players
5 - 8 pm • Opening Reception with Entertainment & Refreshments
New Location! October 3rd
The Fred Oldfield Western Heritage & Art Center
10 am - 4 pm • Meet the artists, Artists in Action
9th Ave SW & 4th St SW, Puyallup WA • Entertainment
Inside the Red Gate at the Washington State Fairgrounds! • Book Signing with Joella Oldfield
• Preview Auction Artwork (Silent & Live)
1:00 • Book reading with the Silver Sage Radio Players
Join us & visit with our limited number of
Artists in Action: October 9th
10 am - 10 pm • Meet the artists, Artists in Action
Jack Babcock • Book Signing with Joella Oldfield
Janet Hawse • Preview Auction Artwork (Silent & Live)
1:00 • Book reading with the Silver Sage Radio Players
Steve Holliday
5 - 10 pm • Live Auction with Steve Mitzner, Auctioneer
Darrell Honanie
& Best of Show Awards Presentation
John Huntsman
Ken Hurley
Kris jenott
October 10th
10 am - 4 pm • Meet the artists, Artists in Action
David Morey
• Entertainment
Pauline Phillips
• Book Signing with Joella Oldfield
Beverly Plum • Preview Silent Auction Artwork
Ian Ricker • Silent Auction Closes at 4 pm
Jennie Truitt 1:00 • Book reading with the Silver Sage Radio Players
2021 Participating Artists Guest Author
A = Auction, G = Gallery (online) D = Display Booth,
Jack Babcock G, D Lynn Kopelke A
Steve Barnard G Robert Krogle A
Dave Bartholet A, D Katrina Kuivinen A
Gary Bennett A Hester Mallonee G, A
Julie Blakemore G David Marty A
Sheila Bledsoe G, A Lynnea Mattson A
Sheryl Bodily A David Morey D
Sandi Brown A Carla Morrison A
Carol Colin G Fred Oldfield G, A Joella Oldfield, Author
Kate Colombini G, A Ryan Perry G, A
Don Crook A Pauline Phillips D Joella Oldfield has many credits to her favor, but her main asset is her
Aletha Deuel A Beverly Plum A, D ability to successfully work with hundreds of artists over her 40+ year career
Anne Doane A Ace Powell A coordinating art shows. Another of Joella’s talents is to take an idea from the
dream stage to fruition. Case in point is the Fred Oldfield Western Heritage
Patricia Dobson A Tina Reeve Tharpe A
and Art Center. The Center has become a community institution offering art
Floyd Drown A Ian Ricker A, D classes for young and old, hosting multiple cultural events and welcoming
Judy Fairley A Alfredo Rodriquez A 1000’s of visitors through its doors each year. Joella was fortunate enough to
Shannon Fharnham A Carlene Salazar A have a close loving relationship with her Father, Fred Oldfield. She inherited
Dennis Gough A Jerri Shrader A Fred’s love of her fellow man but not his outstanding artistic ability. She
prefers to create her masterpieces through parties and events, especially for a
Bonnie Griffith A Dick Sizemore A
good cause. Fred and Joella were also business partners and saw each other
Karen Hathaway G, A Ron Snowden A daily. There is no one better to tell Fred’s story.
G. Harvey A Teresa Staal-Crowley G Fred Oldfield was born in 1918, in eastern Washington. An
Janet Hawse G, A, D Lydia Sutton A “Unconventional Man” has been a phrase to describe Fred and rightfully so—
Steve Hill G Robert Tandecki A he spent his life doing what he loved most—painting and fishing—and
yarning with friends. He was also a ranch hand, cowboy, soldier, father and
Darrell Honanie G, D Jennie Truitt A, D
grandfather all the while creating a legacy of artwork. His words in this book
Steve Holliday D Rick Urdahl A are from diaries and sketchbooks, in his own hand, written from the years he
Harold Hopkinson A Barbara Waid A was first starting out through most of the years of his life. These materials
John Huntsman G, A, D Mavis Willson A were found almost miraculously by Joella, in a room full of what is technically
Ken Hurley G, A, D Valeria Yost G, A called junk. They were going to be thrown away. But thank heavens they were
rescued—and that’s how Fred Oldfield came to be the co-author of this book.
Kris Jenott G, A, D
Our Infamous Auctioneer JR Hawse
Janet Hawse, a US Navy veteran, resides in Bothell, WA and specializes in
wildlife and animal portraiture as well as landscape paintings. Her work has been in
numerous exhibitions, won awards, and is included in private collections here and
Steve Mitzner
Steve is a native of the Northwest. Growing up in internationally. JR Hawse is a graduate of the University of Washington and a long-
Chewelah, Washington and settling in the Okanagan time member of the Portrait Society of America, Seattle Co-Arts, and Gallery North.
Valley, Steve has experienced the western side of living. “Inspiration comes to me from many places, but the idea of telling a story with a
He leads a very busy life running a cattle ranch and a painting is the most alluring part of creating for me. I enjoy bringing together elements
logging operation. The familiarity of the western artists’ that speak to the viewer, invite them to enter into the story and explore.”
works really touches his heart. Steve has been Janet also is a lampwork hot glass artist and jewelry designer. She creates a variety of
auctioneering for over twenty years and has handled all unique jewelry pieces using glass beads she creates with her torch as well as gemstones
the major auctions in the West. He is well respected and precious metals.
among the Western Artists.
Ken Hurley
Ken has created over 1000 paintings and won numerous awards and honors
throughout his career: …Such as the coveted Lancaster Award from the Ellensburg
2021 Advisory Board National Art Show in 2002, the “Producers Award” from the Spokane Western and
Wildlife Show in 2006, the once in a lifetime award, “King of the Cowboys”, presented
from the Fred Oldfield Western Heritage and Art Center in 2014, and “The Boyd Zepp
Judy Fairley Humanitarian Award” honoring all the art he has produced over the years for the Grays
Judy Fairley grew up in Clarkston, Washington, where she and her twin sister Harbor Indoor Rodeo. With published books of his art, paintings, book covers, poster
helped on the families’ quarter horse ranch on the Snake River. She began drawing and art and more, today, Ken is an internationally acclaimed artist recognized world wide.
studying the movement and muscle groupings of the horses and cattle around her. After
college, she began taking art classes through the local college. She has taught pastel and
color scratchboard at Walla Walla Community College, and been a member and Jack Babcock
northwest director of Women Artist of the West for over 20 years. She also has over 20 Jack’s artistic vision resonates with all people. He has spent more than 30
years affiliation with the Valley Arts Center, and over 15 years with the Snake River years developing his distinct style to capture realistic scenes of Mt. Rainier, barns and
Showcase. Judy is also a Celebration of Western Art Show’s Best of Show winner with landscapes throughout the Cascade Region while living in Auburn, Washington. Jack
her color scratchboard in other media. Judy and her high school sweetheart, now uses a limited color palette in his paintings. The result is a warm, earthy feel that can be
married for over 30 years, still reside in Clarkston. Judy enjoys singing in the church recognized instantly. Jack has studied under some of the region’s great artists, but his
choir, as well as snooping out any good sales at the local mall. ability to transform an ordinary glass ornament into a piece of art is not only self-taught
but unmatched by area artists. His talents have not gone unnoticed. He has been
featured in galleries throughout the area and has participated in some of the top Western
Ian Ricker Art Shows in the country.
This Award Winning Artist has a special gift, working primarily in Oil for the
past few years, Ian has an incredible eye for detail. Ian’s love of art, from pencil to
sculpture, has led him to teach both young and old for over 20 years. Primarily self-
taught, Ian studied for three years at the University of Alaska at Anchorage and is a
member of the National Oil and Acrylic Painters Society. He now resides in Chehalis,
WA with his artist wife, Jennie Truitt.
2021 Best of Show Winners Past Best of Show Winners
This award is voted on by the artists peers. This year it will
include all auction pieces (Major, Miniature, and Benefit) 2020 2015
Major Online Auction Oil Hulan Fleming
Oil David Mayer Watercolor Ken Hurley
Oil _______________________________________________
Watercolor Carla Morrison Other Media Bev Plum
Watercolor ________________________________________ Pastel Jerri Shrader Sculpture Jerry Snodgrass
Sculpture Margie Jackson
Other Media ______________________________________ Miniature Online Auction 2014
Oil Katrina Kuivinen Oil Valeria Yost
Sculpture _________________________________________ Watercolor Ron Snowden Watercolor Rick Urdahl
Pastel Bonnie Griffith Other Media Carl Seyboldt
Sculpture Ron Adamson
2019
Oil Hulan Fleming 2013
Watercolor Rick Urdahl Oil Robert Krogle
Other Media Jerry Shrader Watercolor Dave Bartholet
Sculpture Ron Adamson Other Media Bill Conant
Sculpture Jerry Snodgrass
2018
Oil Lori Twiggs 2012
Watercolor Ron Snowden
Peoples Choice Other Media
Sculpture
Bev Plum
Jerry Snodgrass
Oil
Watercolor
Robert Walton
Floyd Drown
New in 2019! This award is voted on by the Patrons from the Gallery. Other Media Marilyn Manwaring
You can vote online at www.theoldfieldshowandgallery.com Sculpture Walter Massey
2017
This award will be presented on October 31st.
Oil Valeria Yost 2011
Watercolor Robin Harvey Oil Naomi Gray
Other Media Judy Fairley Watercolor Dave Bartholet
2019 ...... Gabe Gabel
Sculpture Jerry Snodgrass Other Media Julie Thompson
2020 ...... Steve Hill
Sculpture Sandra Hiller
2016
2021 ...... ____________________________________________ Oil Kelly Donovan 2010
Watercolor Ron Snowden Oil Kyle Paliotto
Other Media Sandra Haynes Watercolor Dave Gressard
Sculpture Jerry Snodgrass Other Media Jerri Shrader
Sculpture Margie Jackson
2021 Live Auction Line Up Item # Artist
330 Jack Babcock
Title
Fishing
Live Auction with Steve Mitzner Saturday Oct 9th at 5 pm. 331 Karen Hathaway Turquoise Gardens Necklace
Also join us online at https://fowhac.cbo.io 332 Carla Morrison In Awe of the Sun
333 Sheila Bledsoe Fighting Stallions
Item # Artist Title 334 Beverly Plum The Walking Stick
300 Fred Oldfield Winters Travelers 335 Ron Snowden Drum Circle
301 Sheryl Bodily The Scout 336 Sandi Brown Naches Workhorse
302 Rick Urdahl Pheasants 337 Fred Oldfield Cowboy Campfire
303 Tina Reeve Tharp Walking Proud 338 Lynnea Mattson An Easy Jump
304 Hester Mallonee A Wide Place in the Yakima River 339 Ryan Perry Into the Open
305 Lynnea Mattson Team Work 340 David Marty Lavendar and Sage
306 Aletha Deuel Enchanted Springtime 341 Karen Hathaway Pretty in Pinks necklace
307 Anne Doane Casa Lucia 342 Barbara Waid Oregon Deer
308 Robert Tandecki Chelsea 343 David Bartholet Sunset Mulie
309 Dick Sizemore Forget Me Not 344 Gary Bennett Tonto National Bridge
310 Floyd Drown Blue Leaf 345 John Huntsman Peaceful Bliss
311 Karen Hathaway Turquoise Zuni Bear necklace 346 Kate Colombini Heron
312 Robert Krogle Hell Bent for Leather 347 Beverly Plum The Sky is the Limit
313 Harold Hopkinson Thanks for the Showers & Flowers 348 Kris Jenott High Tide
314 Barbara Waid Fall Leaves 349 Dennis Gough Grounded
315 Gary Bennett Cle Elum January 350 Ron Snowden Lily Pads
316 Bonnie Griffith Spotted Eagle Wetland 351 Carla Morrison Still Waters
317 Kate Colombini Sunrise 352 Jennie Truitt Fearless
318 Aletha Deuel Serenity 353 Ryan Perry Eyes of the Massai Mara
319 Anne Doane Blue Heron at Wapato Lake 354 Jack Babcock Days Past
320 Sandi Brown For Want of a Shoe 355 Karen Hathaway Turquoise Teardrops Necklace
321 Mavis Willson Home on the Range 356 Ken Hurley The Wise One
322 John Huntsman Kwakiutl Man 357 Bonnie Griffith Aspens
323 Shannon Fharnham Naptime 358 Judy Fairley Tiger, Tiger Burning Bright…
324 Bonnie Griffith Conference in the Boardroom 359 Katrina Kuivinen Basking
325 Floyd Drown Days End 360 David Marty Sunbreak
326 Don Crook Snow Ponies 361 Valeria Yost I Dream of Ponies
327 Robert Krogle CDA Tribal Dancer 362 Jerri Shrader Buddies
328 Carlene Salazar Emergence 363 Don Crook Shade is where you find it
329 Dennis Gough Peaceful Morning 364 Fred Oldfield Indian Henry’s Hunting Camp
Conditions of Auction Sales
The property described in the catalog or online will be offered and sold at auction by the We are pleased to be a benefactor for
Fred’s Creative Kid’s Art Classes
Fred Oldfield Western Heritage and Art Center (further known as “the Oldfield Center”)
as agent for the “consignor” upon the following conditions:
1. The Oldfield Center, Auctioneer and staff assume no risk, liability or
responsibility for the authenticity of the authorship of any property identified At the Fred Oldfield Western Heritage & Art Center
in this catalog. That includes the identity of the creator, of the period, culture,
source or origin with the creation of any property identified herein.
2. The Oldfield Center reserves the right to withdraw any property at any time
before the actual sale.
3. All property is sold “as is” and neither the Auctioneer or the Oldfield Center
make any warranties or representations of any kind or nature with respect to
the property. No statement in the catalog or statement made at the sale or
elsewhere shall be deemed such a warranty or representation.
4. The Auctioneer will announce if there are any changes to the printed catalog.
5. Sealed bids can be accepted prior to the auction.
6. Each bidder must register for a bid number. You must bid with your assigned
number. The highest bidder will be the purchaser. Upon the Auctioneer saying
“Sold” you will sign the Buyer’s Agreement which will be brought to you and
you will pay purchase price as required.
Our Mission:
7. In the event of a dispute between bidders the Auctioneer shall have the final
decision to determine the successful bidder or re-offer the item in dispute.
To advance Western Art through the example set by
8. If the Auctioneer determines if any opening bid is not in keeping with the
Fred Oldfield
value of the piece. He may withdraw any item from the sale. If an opening bid
is taken the Auctioneer may also reject an advanced bid if it is not in keeping Our Vision:
with the value. To provide a creative outlet where the history, passion, and
9. Successful bidders will report to the Cashier’s Desk to pay for their purchase art of Fred Oldfield’s life will live in all generations
with Cash, Check, or Credit Card. Checks can be made out to FOWHC. All
purchased items must be paid for within 30 minutes after the sale ends. All
items will be removed from the Auction Room unless previous arrangements
The Center is located just inside the Red Gate at the
have been made with the show Producer.
Washington State Fairgrounds in Puyallup, WA
10. All sales are final! There shall be no exchanges or refunds on any Auction
items. www.fredoldfieldcenter.org
11. Items will be released to the purchaser only with a Paid Receipt. 253-445-9175 • foldfield@comcast.net
12. All shipping costs if they are to be incurred will be the sole responsibility of
the purchaser.Join us next year for
The Fred Oldfield The Oldfield Show
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Western Heritage & Art Center
Board of Directors wants to
Thank You for attending our show!
Carla Morrison - Chair
Karrie Morrison - Vice Chair
Barbara Hiatt - Treasurer
Jeannie Johnson - Secretary
Roxane Asay
Kate McKee Colombini
Tim Farrell
Julie Kraus Lucas
Trisha Spietz
Jerry Larson
Fred Oldfield Western Heritage & Art Center
Kent Hojem
Check out our website for more information
Directors Emeritus www.fredoldfieldcenter.org
Brett Morrison Follow us on Facebook & Twitter
Darrell Nelson
David Ottey For more information call
The Fred Oldfield Western Heritage & Art Center at:
253-445-9175 or 253-752-9708
Executive Director
Or email foldfield@comcast.net
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